ALE13F18

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Power relays are electrical components designed to switch high voltages and/or currents with a relatively lower power control. They are commonly used for a wide variety of applications, including controlling motors, solenoids, and switching lights and signals. The ALE13F18 power relay belongs to the Over 2 Amps category, and is designed to control higher-power loads such as heaters, pumps, motors, and the like.

The ALE13F18 is a compact single-pole, double-throw (SPDT) power relay. It is a 3-pin relay, with one coil pin, one N.O. (normally open) contact pin, and one N.C. (normally closed) contact pin. The ALE13F18 is designed for a maximum coil voltage of 15 Volts DC, and a maximum switching voltage and current of 250 Volts AC and 2 Amps, respectively. The current carrying capacity of the ALE13F18 is 2 A continuous and 4 A peak.

The ALE13F18 power relay has a wide range of applications. It is commonly used for motor control, lighting control, solenoid control, heaters, and other electrical applications. In motor control applications, the ALE13F18 is typically used to switch the direction of the motor, allowing it to be turned ON and OFF. It can also be used to control the speed of a motor by switching the voltage from a limited source such as a power supply. In lighting control applications, the ALE13F18 is used to control the brightness of a light, as well as switching it ON and OFF. In solenoid control applications, the ALE13F18 is typically used to control the operation of a solenoid valve, allowing it to remain open or closed. Finally, the ALE13F18 can be used for controlling heaters, as its high current capacity makes it ideal for controlling high-power loads.

The working principle of the ALE13F18 is based upon the electromechanical principle of magnetic attraction. The coil pin on the ALE13F18 acts like a magnet, and when a voltage is applied to the coil, it creates a magnetic field. When the magnetic field is created, it attracts the armature of the relay and moves it toward the pole of the accompanying electromagnet. This movement causes the contacts of the relay to open or close, depending on whether the current is flowing in one direction or the other. Once the current is removed, the armature is released, and the contacts will return to their original position.

The ALE13F18 power relay is a simple and reliable solution for controlling higher-power loads. Its wide range of applications and its robust design make it an ideal choice for controlling motors, solenoids, lighting, heaters, and other electrical loads. Thanks to its low cost and high current capacity, the ALE13F18 is an excellent choice for those looking to control higher voltages and currents with a relatively lower power control.

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